Carrie Shepherd is a Reporter at Axios. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, real estate, and social interests, with a particular focus on commercial and residential real estate, art dealing, and LGBTQ+ issues. Carrie’s work has been featured in Axios, MSN, and NewsBreak.
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Carrie Shepherd’s coverage predominantly focuses on local news, arts, food, and events in Chicago. She frequently covers government announcements and press releases related to house & home, sports, government & politics.
Given her interest in local happenings and government-related topics, she may be receptive to pitches that provide insights or expert commentary on new policies or regulations affecting the city of Chicago.
When reaching out to Carrie Shepherd with story ideas or sources for potential articles, consider highlighting unique aspects of the Chicago arts scene or local events that align with her coverage area. Additionally, experts who can provide insight into trends within the house & home sector as well as notable developments related to sports would also likely capture her attention.
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The Chicago Transit Authority is looking for modern fare gates that make it harder to skip fares, following similar investments in New York and San Francisco.
By: Monica Eng, Carrie Shepherd, Justin Kaufmann
Finding the best Chicago-style hot dog in the city offers a formidable but delicious challenge.
The academy says the changes will better prepare cadets for future combat.
All states have their stereotypes — those traits that outsiders assign them to clump all its inhabitants into a neat box. Some are unkind, some are funny and some are just flat out wrong.
A federal judge ruled this month that Illinois' laws allowing eligible undocumented students to pay in-state tuition are unconstitutional, threatening expanded college access for immigrants.
BuyWander lets shoppers bid on returned and overstock goods, then pick them up in Addison.
Handmade wool coats take four weeks to make as shoppers seek durable alternatives to fast fashion.
Oh, summer, are you saying goodbye so soon? The annual Bud Billiken Parade takes to the streets this weekend and reminds us we have only a few short weeks until school's back in session and summer slips away.
Organized group rides are growing as families trade traffic jams for healthier school commutes.
A new Washington Park installation invites Chicagoans to honor overlooked neighbors alongside history.
